Showing results for: Climate Change (page 211)
White House says position on Paris climate agreement has not changed
Charlie May
The Trump administration denied a report in which a European official said the U.S. would no longer withdraw
How the truth can get damaged in a hurricane, too
Andrew Revkin
The recent monster storms have kicked up a fair amount of falsehoods
Coca-Cola sucks wells dry in Chiapas, forcing residents to buy water
Martha Pskowski
A Coca-Cola bottling plant in Mexico consumes millions of liter of water per day while wells dry up
Bigoted radio host Michael Savage has lost faith in Trump
Pam Vogel
Trump and members of his administration have called Savage regularly for years to receive sycophantic praise
How hurricanes drive immigration to the U.S.
Dean Yang, Parag Mahajan
Knowing how immigration responds to disasters helps policymakers understand the consequences of immigration policy
Here’s who a scientist activist group wants you to elect to Congress
Matthew Rozsa
314 Action, a PAC dedicated to electing scientists, has endorsed congressional candidates in key races
PewDiePie is the troll that far-right trolls aspire to be
Cristina López G.
The YouTuber is a valuable asset to right-wing online personalities trying to push their narratives
Harvey and Irma aren’t natural disasters. They’re climate change disasters
Eric Holthaus
Make no mistake: These storms weren’t natural
Corporate media hearts Javanka: Why Trump’s daughter and son-in-law get such good press
Reed Richardson, Fair
CNN, Politico, The New York Times and others have burnished Jared and Ivanka's image in grossly unethical ways
Paul Krugman: The Republican Party may end up destroying human civilization
Ilana Novick
Donald Trump is just "an ordinary Republican," and that's bad for the U.S. going forward
White Christians are now a minority — but they’re getting more isolated and less tolerant
Amanda Marcotte
Religious homophobia is driving away young people, but evangelical leaders double down on anti-LGBT bigotry
Gary Numan on Trump: “He could be the thing that brings about the end of everything”
Rachel Leah
The musician speaks candidly about his fears of climate change and Trump
A climate skeptic gets facts about Hurricane Irma oh-so-wrong
Jeremy Binckes
See if you can follow along with the bizarre logic of climate truther Steve Goddard
Donald Trump uses Hurricane Irma to argue for tax cuts
Matthew Sheffield
The Trump administration doesn't want to link hurricanes and climate change. But tax cuts? That's different!
Climate change has become a “moral crisis,” top scientist says
Matthew Rozsa
Jon Foley isn't alone among scientists who insist that we admit the link between hurricanes and climate change
6 of the biggest media meltdowns last week
A New York Post column casually calls for nuking North Korea . . . and much more
Climate change is getting worse, and so is media’s coverage of it
Dayanita Ramesh, John Kerr, Kevin Kalhoefer
Media are failing to inform audiences about pressing impacts on human migration patterns, women, and the economy
6 rules for rebuilding infrastructure in an era of “unprecedented” weather events
Thaddeus R. Miller, Mikhail Chester
How to rebuild after natural disasters in the age of climate change
Greenland is burning: Wildfires and floods surge worldwide
Dahr Jamail
The Pacific Northwest has been grappling with unprecedented wildfires — but they aren't alone
“Residents at risk of dying from boredom”: Ann Coulter downplays Hurricane Irma as Miami floods
Taylor Link
The right-wing commentator insists the hurricane is fake news, while Trump's social media guru shares fake video
Another 9/11 anniversary: How do we find our way out of a 100-year war?
Paul Rosenberg
We can still escape the endless and self-destructive "war on terror." The key lies in resistance here at home
Is NASA a science agency or a giant subsidy for aerospace corporations?
Keith A. Spencer
Trump’s nomination for NASA chief, GOP Rep. James Bridenstine, thinks the latter. Its future hangs in the balance
How fashion adapted to climate change — in the Little Ice Age
Lane Eagles
Fashion has a long history of responding to worldwide climate change
Scott Pruitt says talking about climate change in wake of hurricanes would be “insensitive”
Charlie May
The EPA chief believes that now is not the time to talk about "the cause and effect" of recent storms
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